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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07
CINCINNATI.
Counting the Vote---Result of the Num-
cipal Election.

clpal Election.
CTNCINNAr1, April $3.50 .. M: Yesterdays
election was the most interesting, uncertain and
surprising that has been held for many wears. At
an early hour this morning the result was still in
doubt. The best of order was maintained under
the new election law. Not single disturbance
was reported. The space of 100 feet on each side
partisan police, whose authority was respected.
All ticket peGdlers were kept outside this hundred
foot limit. The reported election OF Stevenson,
labor candidate for mayor, seems premature. AT
l o'clock this morning the republicans were
unwilling to accede to the accuracy of
the figures given out by the board
of electors. The republicans claim their own
footings of Al precincts show Smith (republican)
1,347 ahead of Stevenson
The Commercial Gazette footing also gives this
result. The labor men, however, are jubilant, and
continued to celebrate their alleged victory until
daybreak this morning
At 2:3l a. m. the board of elections had revised
its computations, showing, at that hour that Smith
(republican) is elected mayor by 6OJ majority. 1t
now seems probable these last figures will prove
nearly correct.
THE PAPERS ON THE RESULT.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-Tne Enquirer says of the
result of the election: at is at least clear that
democrat upon the general ticket has been chosen
The party is left completely out. 1t is too early to
speak with any accuracy regarding the ward ticket
save to say that the republican majority in the
council will be largely increased. The, election
was very orderly and tue most orderly and earnest
ty The carpenters strike threw an unexpected
element into the field. Iteent to the polls 1000 of
our best artisans and they brought with them their
brothers. their cousins and their wives. The re-
suit is to be seen in the magnificent vote which the
party cast. ann,
The Commercial Gazette says: "The
democratic managers saw, early yesterday,
they were not going to win, and suddenly issued
orders throwing their strength so far as it could be
commanded, for the labor ticket The most re-
markable thing about it is the appearance of the
democratic party as third party. Whatever may
be the deficiencies of the labor party in the excess
of their votes, which may be modified by expert
ence, they are not in politics for boodle and what
ever might happen to them, if they were long in
the enjoyment of power, they start fair as honest
men, and feel profound satisfaction that they
chased Amos Smith SO close that they out voted
the Doodle democracy
THE COUNT COMPLETE.
The complete count for mayor, yesterday, shows
Smith, (repubican), 1865; MatsOn, (democrat,
II QI1 Stavanann IlahOr) II. .357 Smiths plural
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A WESTE MAN.
Interview with Judge Holman, o.
Indiana, on the Political Situation.

Interview with Judge Holman, of
Indiana, on the Political Situation.
NEW YORK, April 5.-A Washington special TO
the Herald says that the Herald correspondent
last night asked Judge Holman, of Indiana, II il
was true that Speaker Carlisle would, next year,
remove Mr.. Randall from the chairmlnship Of
the appropriation committee, as had been in
tmated, and scatter the other members OF tue
COMMITTEES, including himself and General For
ney, of Alabama, in other directions, where thu
would have lees TO do with appropriations In the
next congress.
81 don't Think was Judge Holmans reply,
'that Mr.. Carlisle ever intended 10 do anythinl
of the kind. Mr.. Carlisle is az
honest man. lie believes in ad-
ministering public matters - economical H.
Mr.. Randall does. The people Of the countr,
have confidence in the Appropriation committee Oi
the house To wipe 1t out, as hss been proposed
Experienced p men, % wo Id % in my judgment @ be e'
atal error IL would produce great dissatisfac.
on throughout the country. Mr.. Randall has
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Gone to Canada.

New York, April AT the office of George W
Sistars on Broad street. bankers it is said that the
firm have been notified that their Detroit agent,
Alexander NJ Stanton, had left for parts unknown,
on Monday last. An accountant is now examining
the books of Mr. Stanton. 1t seems there is a
shortage of $4,000. The firm say it is singular
that the los sis so small considering Stantons op-
portunity The defalcaon seems to be in such shape
that Robt. L. Stanton, of Detroit, the millionaire,
brother of the defaulter, is bound for the entire
amount
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Best in the Market.

Little Dot-Mamma, was 1 ever little
baby like my dolll
Omaha Mamma-Why, Of course, pet
"Did go to sleep sometimes and be awake
sometimesP
"Yes."
aGuess you was glad when you found you
had baby what could open and shut its
own eyeA"-Washington Critic.
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The hifEects of It.

CHIcAGo. April Sd. V. Farwell s. Co., recent
ly wrote to several insurance companies for in
crease of Insurance. and have received letter from
the vice president of company stating that the
risk had been offered to another company whose
president declined it, giving a reason the "fear
that the anarchists may some day burn up your
city" gentleman who has charge of the Farwell
81 Co.'s insurance said that in case of the victory
for the socialists in the election to-day, he
sured large number of insurance companies would
withdraw their risks.
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Fire at Monterey.
JORDAN.

MONTEREY, Colo, April 4.-The site where lately
stood the hotel Del Monte was surrounded to-day
with crowd of curious people, who gazed sadly
at the wreck of the safe, which contained large
debris and opened. The jewelry and coin were
found uniniured. Some of the checks were also
found preserved, but quantity of greenbacks and
valuable documents were destroyed
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Life in tho Northwest.

Dakotan-Husband home, Mrs. Burgessi
Mrs. Burgess-No, but 1 expect he will be
in day Or two. We'Ie going to have a
thaw, you know.
Dakotan-W Where is John2
Mrs. Burgess-Over in that second snow
drift yonder. l sent him on an errand two
weeks ago, and that was all the far he got.
Poor mani Ishouldnt wonder if he'd begun
to get discouraged by this time.-Tit Bits.
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Death of Mrs. Wells.
-, 20 tho st.tasman.

pOpClHI IeIr-TdTTI
GALVESTON. April 5.--Inteligeuce was received
here yesterday OF the death az Baltimore, OF Mrs.
G. G. Wells, wife of the late G. G Wens, piesl- pm
WsiIs' ygas a daughter Of the late I. q. League,
she e' had been in delicate health for several
rnnntba and was residing with her husbands rela-
tiyes AZ the time of her death. Her brother, NJ.
G. j. League, is now en- route TO 1alVes'ou "i'l
the bod y.
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Gold Minas

Are very uncertain property; for every paying
mine hundred exist that do not pay But if you
write to Hallett & Co Portland, Maine, you will
receive, free, full particulars about their new
business, and learn how some have made over $50
in a single day ct it. You can live at hOme snd
earn from s5 to BPS and upwards per day where
ever you are lorated. Both sexes, all ages. Cap
ital not required; you are started free. Send
your address, and all will be proved to you.
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RnmOrS Danied.

New YORK, April Sub Treasurer Conda, of
this city, cabled to Ex.Treasurer Jordan, at Lon
don, yesterday, asking if reports regarding Secre
tary Manning's illness were correct Mr. Conda
has received the following reply:
To Conda Sub-Treasurer, New YOrk:-Deny it
emphaticaly; Ex-Secretary Manning is greatly i'm.
proved since his arrival in Europe.
| (Sipnedl JORDAN.
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The Drill at Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 5.-rhe first day.
canvass for funds TO hold the interstate drill in this
city in June, resulted in the raising of $4,000 The
whole amount to be raised is S2OOO. Complete
arrangements will be announced to-day. Invita-
tions will be Issued to all volunteer soldiers.
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Supposed to be Lost.

SANDWICH, Mass, April Am unknown large
two masted schooner, ran between Nantucket and
Uyarris during the storm on Saturday. and sunk,
only the mast head being visible from the shore.
hoat was sent to her re cue yesterday afternoon,
INIT the vessels crew were not found, and are sup
nosed In he lOat.
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Herr Most Again .

New YORK. April AIN an interview last night
Herr Most said he proposed to be more outspoken
in his anarchism than before his imprisonment;
that he intends to particularly seek out the hidden
,icaz and scandals in society and among the rich,
md eypose them, in order to spur his followers on
10 deeds Of violence.
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Take the Mint.

Oh, Patti, thy great fame eclipse,
No mortal ever can;
We flock and worship thee upon
The European plan.
Come back and visit us again,
In all our want and stint;
One item Marcus overlooked
Come bacl1-and get the Mint.
San Francisco Wasp.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07

If your complaint is want of appetite,
try half wine.glass of Angustura Bit
ters half an hour before dinner. Beware
of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or drug
gist for the genuine article, manufactured
by DR.. j. G.. B. Siegert d Sons.
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sA1IsRuRY AND THE COLONIES.

LONDON, April 4.-The colonial conference
opened at the foreign office to-day. Lord Salise
bury welcomed the delegates, who, he said, were
engaged in the work of originating monumen:
actual federation was one, perhaps, more for tu-
tnre consideration than for the present, the most
important question pressing upon the at ention, OF
the whole empire being, in his opinion the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07
Residence Destroyed.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

Special Telegram % the btatesman.
PALESTINE, april 5.-At2 o'clock last night the
two-story frame residence of ex-Postmaster j.
Polls in south Palestine was totally destroyed by
fire starting from bed room lamp. The house
was valued at S6,5OO and was insured for 81, W
in the Fire association of Niagra The furnituee
was insured for S!,p 0 in the Home Of New York.
Everything destroyed but the parlor furniture.
The house was out of reach of the fire department.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07

NIAGARA FALLS, March Officers from Utica
are expected at the suspension bridge to-day to
take charge of the man Roark or Rourke, arrested
yesterday on suspicion of being West Shore rail-
road express robber
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07
Nine Hours.

BosTON, April 5.-An extensive strike of stone
masons and other laborers and mortar mixers, IN
this vicinity, has been inaugurated. Quite large
body of men inv jlved The object Of the strike
is to obtain nine hours per day with ten hours'pay
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07
EOM IT WORKS.

The Interstate Commerce Law in Prac-
tical Operation.
New YORK. April 5.-Despite the SCOTS of those
who have watched the hitherto futile attemps of
the great railroad companies to do away with ticket
scaITeTe, trunk lines seem determined to enforce
the recent order stopping payment of ticket com:
missions To-day, at meeting at the Office OF
Commissioner Fink, of general passenger agents
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07

Every woman should know that Carter's
Little Liver Pills are specific for sick
headache. Only one pill dose. A woman
can't stand everything.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07
Another pesperado Dead.

special Telegram to the Statesman.
NACoGDOCHEs, April 5.--.News from Angelina
county says that another of the COnnor outlaws
has died since the battle.
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ENGLAND.
BURIED IN THE RUINS.

LONDON, April 4.-The roof of church at
Lingua Glassa, Sicily, fell without warning during
the service yesterday, burging beneath i one hun
dred persone, forty of whom we're killed and in
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-07

New York city is Americas metropolis; her
pride ia DR.. Balls Cough Syrup, at % cts
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THE COUNT COMPLETE

The complete count for mayor, yesterday, shows
Smith, (republican), 1888; Matson, (democrat),
1851 Stevenson, Qabor), 1887. Smiths plural
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Rourke, the Robber.

Salvation Oil is aspeedy and permanent cure for
all pain. IL extirpates the cause.
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
HOUSE. OF s,0mMONla. -,

..
The reports which come from the
British House of Commons. now in Sea-
sion ut London, indicate that its mem-
bers are not prevented by the dignity of
their POSITIONS from iuduIgiug III the
amenities sometimes found in American
law making bodies. Within the past
few days there have been scenes of ang
and insult which "ne would scarcely
expect to find in SO digniied body OF
men as compose the English House OF
Commons. Major Sanderson applied
to Mr.. Healcy such offensive epithets
that the latter boldly charged the Major
with being u malicious liar, where upon
he, HsAley. was Suspended from the
House. The Lie was given ON several
different occasions aud II scene of con-
fusion ensued. Yesterday IN effort was
made to induce Saudersou to Withdraw
his offensive re marks and to have Hes
ley's suspension resciudsd. but without
effect. 1t is probable that tue rupture
may result in further trouble.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-20

CRIco, CAL.-Thave had tbe catarrh
for five years. and coald hardly talk
plain; conld not breathe through my
nostrls. Yonr California Cat r .Cnre
has clennsed ont my bend. and can
talk palmer now than have for the
past FIVE years. Your medicine is all
thnt it is represented, an absolute cure
for Catarrh ahd cold in the hend.
Yours truly,
CHARLES G. OYERsH1NER.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Adyices of the 19th instant are as fol.
lows:
he first OF the Pan Handle railroad
robbery casss culied was that OF j. L.
Armstrong. IN ex conductor. The pros-
ecution produced a vaIise which Arm.
strong had left ut barber shop, and
which WAS found to contain quantity
OF the stolen property. The prisoner
~as he d to await the action of the grand
jury. A large number Of prisoners re-
oeiVed examination and were remanded.
Others asked for a continuance until
Wednesday.
r. NJ. Fonda. Superintendent OF the
Georgia Central r ,ilroud WAS shot und
Instantly killed to day, while on nh ex.
cursion ON beard the tug Wn. 6. Turn
or, by j. Abrams, II promiprn ut lawyer
OF Savanna. The shooting WAS acciden.
tnl.
A N. Y. dispatch of the 10Th says:
At this morning it began showing
hard and ut about one and oue.hulf
inches of snow hud fallen. 1t then
turn"d into IL bleet storm and ut 10
O'Clock the sno, ia covered with "A crust
OF ice. Reports from the interior of the
State show that the storm is general.
The twenty-ninth ballot in the Demo-
cratic CAUCUS ut Tallahassee, Fla, was
taken at 2;2O this morning, Perry 47,
Bloxham Al. After the vote the caucus
adjourned until to.nis ht, the result not
being decisive.
Patrick j. ESnn. deputy recorder OF
votes, at st Louis. convicted of COM
Eitting election frauds by falsely regis
eerih9 the names Of voters last Novetn.
Der. was sentenced in the United States
Court yesterday to serve two years in
the penit:ntiary.
A peculiar phenomenon, occurred at
Santa Ann, California. Immense
quantities OF submarine VI, eNi ~ have
been thrown Oh the beach. covering it
for sixteen miles. There is also u large
number OF dead fishes Of every kind,
includiDg whales. sharks, and sen tur.
tiles, One whale measures ffty.Hye
feet, and turtle Is ten feet in length.
Hundreds of people nre here to witness
the extraordinary scenes. 1t is believed
TO DO cnused by submarine eruption.
A passenger train on tho New Yorl,
Central Railroad met with an accident
near st louisville, N, Y, about mid.
Light. A landslide, which had been
caused by rains, threw the engine from
the track. Engineer Edward Ganurr
was killed and his fireman had ley
broken. Tho passengers, WAS badly
shaken up, but none we're seriously in.
iured. The wreckek train consisted Of
aight oars, all but ono OF which left the
track. The land alide WAS 100 feet
hong. ... r.. .... q
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Asa Absoluso Gnro.

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only put up in large. two.ounss Tin boxes, and
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lions. Will positively cure all kinds of lilies.
Ask for tho ORIGINAL ABIRTINR ONT
hENT. Sold by r. =. Muller At Is cents per
box -bI mail 40 cents.
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CHAnLEs c. OyEKsH1NEn.

WOODLAND, CAL.-Your medicines
are selling better than pny other shelf
goods. and give satisfaction to all pur.
chasers The Gnt R-Curc is praised
very highly by all who have tried il, and
many cns.s have been greatly benefited
by it's nse when all othtB remedies tried
have proved of no benefit.
Yours truly.
PoND & LAWSON.
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b
JOSEPH PEARS ON. Defendant.
The state VI NeVSda sends GrceHmK 70 7.
Seph Pearson, defendant:
You are reby summoned to appear bafor,
ne, ut my ONCE In pNcemoni. in the Cou,.
~ "f Elko, OF the s1th day OF May, A. D. 1881.
81 10 O'Clock A. H., In III action brourbr
against you by said plaintiff, tn Al swer III.
complaint OF the above named pl intin
Sid action Is brought to recover thesum Of
Twenty-Five and sixty-two ons-hundHed.A
t$75.62] Dollars, lawful money. Twenty 1901
Dollars OF the aforesaid amount for money
loaned TO you. and Fiv. and sixiy,two on..
hundredth 1857 Dollars being for goods,
waves and merchandise furnished to you By
plaintiff ut your instance, aud r. quest, o,
judgment will be taken against you tor the raid
amount. together with costs of this suit 81 70.
fail to appear answer.
To the SHERIFF. any Constable OF said ooun.
ty. Greeting: Make legal service anu due 70.
| turn hereof. .s. s...
Given under nv hand Thu
Ath day of April. A. d. 1887.
FKARIS J. KELLY.
A Justice Of the Peace Of
41@td. said Sprucemont ownship
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" SANTA Able is only sold in
large bottles Mt 81 %; three for 81 so .
Sold by Nil Wholesale and retail drug
gists. t-7-1y.
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NOTICE OF FORFEIT:
URE.

ITO AMOS PIUAInEER, 2. 9. VANDu2nh.
l. Your heirs, assigns. and all LsrsoLS
holding Under you:
You are hereby Notified that the undf rsIgnsd
has expended in labor and coin, the necessary
amount Re quired by law In order to hold min
ing ground. as will upresr by cei tihcate ed a
tue Office Of the RecJrdrr Of Elko County, State
of Hevada, to wi: (Such mining Locations
being situated iu Cope Mining District, in the
County OF Elko. s1ate OF Nevadeb On the
Rising Sum-" the Hillside" and the Ma
b b." for the years 1885 and 1896. and IL within
ninety days Of tie service of this notice by
publication. you fail or refuse to contribute
your pi opoltion OF such expenditure az CO.
owner, your interest in id claims will be-
con the property Of The undersigned, unde,
Section No. a334, Revised Statutes Of thu United
States Of Ame lea. ". u. HAND.
Elko, Nevada, February ~. 1887. pod.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Lands surveyed, Applications, Contracts,
Payments on Land, and all matters appcrtain.
ing to taking up or holding land of the State or
Government attended to- Shall keep fully post.
ed as to all lands taken up and vacant j., the
eastern part Of Nevada Address, Elko, Neya.
da.
Elko, April 10, 1887.
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FoLsoM, CAL Il nsed Butte-Tine in
chronic Eheumntism with great benefit.
Please send "a supply TO j. W. Hnines,
Genoa, New, and ohliRe yours truly,
+. &. DURANr, NJ. ID.
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$500 RE w ARD.

The above reward will no paid for tho Nrros
and conviction Of any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing, killing or running on
altering brands or marks Of any live stock
belonging to any member Of thu NevsGs Live
Stock AsRoctat' on. .... .s.s
GEORGE. RUSSELL, President.
H.. s. NIXON. Secretary.
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SUMMONS.
.TAias.7

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF SPHucr
mont Township. in the County of kIIo.
StxtS az Nevada
cHERIBlNo oUILIcI, rl.int1n.
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The Jubilee of Liberty.
ruILADELpurA's GRAND FErE IN SEP
TENDER.

The progress made by the Commits
sion in arranging the details, and the
remarkable unanimity with which the
different State Governments have re-
sponded to invitations to participate in
the celebration of the one hundredth
birthday of the American Constitution,
leaves not the slightest room for doubt
that the demonstration will be the larg-
est aud most imposing event ever held
on American soil, barring only the
great celebration of 1876. The grand
trades and industrial procession Of
September Is will be an epitome of
our Industrial progress in one hundred
years. 1t will comprehend all branches
Of industry, and in many instances the
advancement of particular branches
will be demonstrated by working mod
els of the old contrasted with the new
way. Requests for assignment to po-
sitions in the line are pouring IN on the
Chief Marshal from every field Of in
dustry in various parts of the country.
The military demonstration of the
18th will also be most interesting
and brilliant feature. Fifteen Thousand
troops of the various States, besides
detachments of marines and regulars,
will be present and participate. A
most striking feature of the parade
will be the contrast offered by the Rev
olutionary soldier side by side with
the guardsmen of to-day. The North
Atlantic squadron will anchor in the
Della ware for the occasion, and grand
naval pageant will form part of the
spectacular ceremonies.
The principal event OF the 18th will
be the commemorative exercises to be
presided over by the President of the
United States, and addressed by JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court. The Pres
ident and his Cabinet, the representa-
tives of foreign governments at Wash
ington, the governors of the States, and
distinguished people from all parts of
the land will be present during the
celebration. In addition to the events
mentioned a large number of other en-
tertainments, public receptions, and
special features, will serve to make the
three days the most brilliant and inter.
est,ng ever known in the history of
the Quaker City.
For the benefit of the vast multitude
of people who will throrg to the city
on this occasion, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Philadelphia, Sep tember l3,
ID, l5, 16 and II, good to return until
September 20, inclusive, from all sta
tions on its system at one unlimited
fare for the round trip.